@batchild1: "The Sunday, May 16, 2004 edition of London's "The Observer" has an
article about Scientology titled, "Lure of the celebrity sect:  During
an exclusive tour of Scientology's Celebrity Centre, Jamie Doward
quizzed personnel about the church's teachings".  
The author interviews the head of the UK Office of Special Affairs;
the article also mentions Xenu, LRH's FBI file and the high cost of
advanced courses.  The article is available on-line at:
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    @hpttrsn: "Bat Child (Sue M.):
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Thanks for spotting this Sue. It's poorly researched unfortunately, 
though it does note that Scientology is controversial and repeats the 
Xenu story so it isn't a Win.
"The church says it has nine million followers in 156 countries. It has 
3,700 churches, missions and groups, administered by more than 16,000 
staff worldwide. It claims it has 118,000 Scientologists in the UK 
alone."
Attention all critics and CoS spokespersons! This is a quote from Janet 
Laveau, head of the UK Office of Special Affairs. Please note: nine 
million. Anyone saying 'eight million' will be KRed to their Ethics 
Officer.
'UK Scientologists'? This *has* to be a misquote - CoS UK was claiming 
15,000 members not so long ago, so '18,000' sounds a much more likely 
upstat, and would be in line with other European CoS claims.
ARSCC Demographics Department
Still looking for 7,900,000 Scientologists (TM)
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    @gonnet: ""RolandRB" <email_address> a �crit dans le message de
news:<email_address>
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news:<email_address>...
condition of disobeying a ron's sacred scriptures about PTSes and SPs?
That's copyrights and tradmemarks condition.
r"
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